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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
4 sample of Irish Tenant Leases,

MoNTRAI, May 2l.-The lease that
Dennis Kilhride, the evicted Luggacurran
tenant had with Lord I.andsdowne, is
published here this morning. 1t provides
that all improvements, no matter by whom
made, belong to the landlord. Animals
aud birds, the rotation OF crops, are all
enumerated as the landlords property,
which the tenant has no right TO use with
out his permission. The tenant must only
cultivate the most difficult Land, sterile
part of the farm, and must not cut twig
without the landlords consent. The ten
ant is also responsible for his uh-tenants.
II the tenant tails in any term OF the lease
he becomes bankrupt and all his posses
SiOns paSs to the landlord,
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THE RIVER MEN TALK.
They Present Their side OF the Case 20
the Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May eli. W.
Bryant representing the steamboat interests
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers addressed
the interstate commerce commission to-
day in opposition to the further suspension
of the 4th section as respects the roads COM
peting with the river lines. He submitted
afidavits in refutation of the testimony of
the railroad men, that the river lines have
no fixed tariffs. These show that steam
boats, as their managers phrase it, have,
unfortunately for us, a tariff rate which is
made by our enemies and competi-
tors, the railway lines. The affida-
Wits set forth that the boats are governed
absolutely and entirely by the rates and
tariffs first set by the Louisville and Nash
vile, Cincinnatia nd Southern, Ohio and
Mississippi, and Chesapeake and Ohio
roads aud their connections, and that in all
cases the river men take the printed rates
of the roads for their guide"
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THE COMING REUNION.
Important Committee Meetings Held
Last Night.

Important Committee Meetings Held
Last Night.
The Finance and Executive Committees
# the coming mammoth reunion Of ve,er-
ans held another important meeting last
night at headquarters on Chapline street,
and made considerable progress with the
work before them. The Finance Commit
tee is desirous Of raising the sum Of ten
thousand dollars by popular subscription,
and in order to do this the most thorough
canvas Of the city aud Deighboring towns
will have 10 be made. To the end that
this may be accomplished properly, the FL
nance Commit tee has determined 20 appoint
subcommittee upon rather novel plan.
Instead Of appointing ward committefr
whose business il should be 10 tackle all
CLASSES Of people, from milliOnaries 70
newspaper men in their respective haiIt
wicks. the community has been divided OF
into classes by occupations, and q com
mittee appointed for each. Tins, one
committee will work among iron manufae-
turers and fSundrymeD, another among
wholesale grOcers, another among the dry
goods men, another among the banks, and
20 on. Il this way IL IL thought the field
can he more carefully cleaned than ever
before. and n corespOndirgly good time
had next August A preliminary To
this committee work, q series OF CIRCULAR.
fully setting forth the needs and desires Of
the Committee will be issued during the
coming week and mailed broadcast TO the
people II il desired 10 reach, % A. 20 prepare
the public for the actual gathering up Of
the cash. The work Of soliciting viii be
in active operation by the frst Of June,
and will continue until the fall amount Of
money has been realized 90 the city has
been gone over.
AT last evenings MEETING the members
Of the two committees discussed the whole
! subject Of the reunion, and ways aud
means to provide for the host Of stranger
expected, in all possible lights, the result
being most satisfactory. Az matter oi
oourse. there was some differences Of opip-
ion As to details, but this was eIpected,
and a satisfactory policy viii undoubtedly
result. As soon n possible full list o
the various sub committees VIII be mAd'
up by the secretary Of the Finance Com
mittee and Published
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
THE PICNIC AND PARADE
OF the Knights Of the Golden Eagle
Yesterday.

III Nue w tHS
Yesterday.
The field day enjoyed by the Rights oi
the Golden Eagle, yesterday was very
successful affair, although the non-arriyal oI
the uniforms of the Order sOmewh hat marred
the beauty of the parade in the morning
They formed at the junction of Twelfth and
Market street, about half past nine o'clock
and half an hour later the column moved
over the following route: down TWelith u
Main, down Main to Twenty-fourth, NJ
Twenty-fourth to Chapline, up Chapiine IL
Twentieth, down Twentieth to Market, NJ
Market to Tenth, and thence across the
suspension bridge TO the New Fair Grounds
The column was in command Of Chief Mar
shal Spencer, assisted by a number OF aids
and the organizations taking part wer'
Central Castle No. I, Wheeling Castle No
3. Garfield Castle No. 3, and Washington
Castle No. 3.
Arriving at the picnic grounds, pro
gramme OF general amusements was lnan
gurated, among the items being a bieyei'
race, foot race for professionals, simiia
| race for amateurs, and . base hall match
Mayors hand gave 4 concert from on
until three o'clock, after which danclnI
occupied the remainder Of the day and tn
early portion Of last evening.
This picnic and parade is the first glTe'
by the Knights of Wheeling and vicinity
but nevertheless, it was q great sueeess
The order is in q hourishTng eonditloi
here, having grown very rapidly: Fnrthe
large aecessious are promised in the future
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A Fine Display oG Muscle and Agility at
Little Washington.

A Fine Display of Muscle and Agility At
Little Washington.
>r..r Ts-r. 90 20. >uaiIg R,g.,tsr.
WASHINGTON. PA, May 2l.-The first
thing on the programme for the Wash
JrU irld day WA hundred yard dash,
contested ior by Garrison, -; Welsh, -;
Irwin. IT,, -, and Stevenson, ga. Car
r.>on came in ahead and should have been
gwen the decision. hut foul WIS claimed
hy Welsh. who was only half = foot be-
hind The rare wss considered of.
The second point was putting the
shot" contestants. Hill, Jack, HOlllSter
ami Weber. Weber won easily.
The thlrd point WAS running high
Jump contestants Vance, Wright, Len
hart and Stevenson. LeuhArt was the win
ncr hy four inches
The fourth point was a foot ball kick
Contestants, HILL, Mcclure, Mchennon,
Ir. and Hamilton. Hamilton won.
The nth pojBt was hurdle race, - l2t
wards T. hurdles, 81 feet; contestants,
Daley. Wright. tIhSon and Hayes. Wright
got the deciSlou hut many thought 1t
should have ben given 10 Daley, 81.
Tu- sixth point Wa base ball throw;
rrnt-~tntS, L,ppincott. Mcclure, Gibson
and Wier. Won ~ Wlcr, 90 Consider
able kicking was made about the decision
The seventh Polut WA pole vault;
contestants, Linn, Thomas TempletOn and
WIrr Won hy Temp,cton, -,
The eighth point was throwing the ID
pound hammer contestants, MelOy,
Jack, Irwin. Jr, and Wilson. Won by
Irwin, Jr, -.
The ninth point WAS "hitch Uud kick
contestants, Linn, Ingler, Gibson anC
Hamilton. Won by Hamilton, kicking
over eigh, feet.
The tenth point was "one hundred yard
run contestants, Garrison, Welch, Len
hart and Woods Won by Lenhart, -.
Eleventh Point. running long Jump
contestants Craig. StiuglIss, Ewing ant
Wier. Won by Wier.
Twelfth Point, Leap frog" this con
governed by a captain e member Of tn
tested Of a team oI II men IRON each class
SAME class aud team II wAs won by 'S
Upon adding mp the points II va
found that 'HU received SIX on
OF the available l. points, - tOu
points, - one. aud - none, one pOiu
not awarded. After the closing of tn
contest the Junior Class Of the W. I
seminary presented the Junior Class o
the W. and J. with au elegant hammer
and they in turn presented it to th
victorious freshmAnS
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The Liberal Power

LONDON, May 2i.-Marqun Of Sails
bury, addressing the constitutional club
to-day, said the non-confotmists PLACED
their machinery at the dispo'sl of ths
Liberals. Every one Of their ehspels was
a centre Of radiGalism. Labor orEznizs-
tions had also fallen into the hands NJ the
Liberals. He urged that IL vas imperative
for the Conservatives 10 obtain legitimate
substifutes for thee reasons
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PanhandIerr Sentenced.

PIrrsBrRG, May 2l.-In the Criminal
Court here to-day the cases of the three
men found guilty of robbing freight cars
on the Panhandle road, were disposed
Of VIM. r. I.avelle was SEN
fenced to three years in the peni-
tentiary. this being the limit Of the law,
and his two comrades in crime, John F.
Haggerty and J. K. Dunlap, received sen
tences of two years and six months and
one year and eight months respectively.
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THE FOREST FIRES.
The Michigan Scourge Spreading into the
southern Peninsula.

The Michigan SSourEs Spreading into the
Southern Peninsula.
DETROIT. May 2l.-SpecialS from various
points in the Upper Peninsula say: Crys-
tai Falls \ small mining town, thirty
miles from Iron Mountain. Is in imminent
danger Of destruction from forest fires.
Iron Mountain, Quiunesic and Norway are
ont Of danger.
Along the Duluth, South Shore and At
laRuc, west OF Marquette, the fires burned
themselves out. R,raga and L'Anse are
still IN danger, but both places have good
lire protection. Toe destruction of cord
wood, ties and standing pine IS estimated
at $, ,jOO, 0uO.
The southern Peninsula il also suffering
from the fires Besides the neighbOrhOOd
OF ShebOygan, the fires are causing eOnsid-
erable destruction in Clare county, where
several million feet OF timber have been de-
strOyed. L. J. GoTham's saw mill and a
quantity Of lumber burned at Lake City
yesterday, causing loss Of S20,OOO.
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THE EARTHQUAKE.
Startling Reports from Northern Mexico
StIn Digging Out Bodies.

Startling Reports from Northern Mexico
still Digging Out Bodies.
CITY OF MEXICO, May y2l.-RepOrts from
local officials in the regions of north Mex
leo recently visited by earthquake shocks
reached here to-day.
The chief of the fiscal guard at Babispt
SAYS: THE earthquake was 80 strong here
that il did not leave single hahitablt
house standing. Sixty persons were killed,
and many were wounded beyond hope ol
recovery. Between 3 p. IN. and a. IN. oi
the day following there were eighteen
shocks. We are still digging out bodies
and think the number of killed will reach
$50"
A letter from JanOs, in chihuahua, says
''The greater part of the houses were de
stroyed. but nobody was killed.
The ,Iefe Politico OF Casas Grandes sends
word that there is great need of food fol
sufferers in the districts affected.
Another letter from IanOs declares the
existence of an extensive volcano and says
| The smoke was so dense ii cut OIL the
sun rays. tSnNAig bAs's
earthquake occurred they saw large bowl
ders shoot up into the air, and that fame'
hurst forth from the summit OF the noun
tain, setting fire 10 the forest.
The municipal President OF San Andre'
writes: at 30 p. m. an extraordinary
earthquake occurred here. | assure yor
there was not a person at the time wh'
conId avnlain how he felt. Houses wer,
shattered and glass broken, but the mos
remarkable of all was this-there is a clea
spring called Penada in an Arroyo at tn
foot of the bluff. For two hours thi
spring flowed an immense stream Of waite
thick with red mud, but after awhile /
returned to its original condition"
A later letter from Casas Grande says
"In the mountains which we call Sierr
Madre volcano was started which Is eyel
now covered with great clouds of smoke
The volcano burst forth at the hour tn
| aarthnnake was felt y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
Rlamed ON Hoodlums.

KINGSTON, ONT, May 2l.-Editor
O'Brien's departure this morning was
quiet and uneventful. Policeman accom-
panied him to the ferry wharf, where be
embarked with his followers on the steam
er Maud, for Cape Vincent.
He made no parting address, only bid
ding farewell TO his friends. He said he
telt sore from the bruises received at
Toronto and here last night. The rib in
iured at Toronto was very painful. lie
fears that he may have serious trouble
from it. He goes to Niagara Falls for rest
over SUNDAY, and on Monday will proceed
to Hamilton.
Citizens generally deplOre last nights
row and say it was caused by the hOOdiums
of the city. There were no serious injuries
inflicted on any person.
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A Decision In Father Ksiisrs Case.

DUBLIN, May 2l.-Ths Court Of Ap-
peals rendered 3 decision in the car Of
Father Keller, prie.t Of Youghal, impris-
oned in Kilmainham for refusing 10 testi
fy regarding his connection with the plan
Of campaign. The Court 81 Appeals holds
the warrant for Father Keller's arrest Was
Illegal and reyerses the decision Of the
Court of Queens Bench.
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At SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, May 2l.-The party
arrived here this evening and were greeted
with cheers by large crowd Of people.
O'Brien Was conducted to the Vanderbilt
Hotel. where dinner was served. Later
he left for Niagara Falls, where he will
stav tonight aud tomorrow, going to
Hamilton Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
BASE BALL.
LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION CANES
Detroit Downs Washington and BalumOrt
Cincinnati.
RAMSEY PUZZLES THE NETS BADLY
Browns, Cleveland, PhiIlieS, New York and
Boston Winners.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2l.-The
second game between the Washington and
Detroits was an exciting and interesting
one, which was won by Detroit
in the first inning on two bases on
balls and a terrific drive over the right
field fence by Thompson. Score:
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NATURES HIGHWAY.


Dsi.es % Heats I'D B~ss.ss sSssg ~
The Belle McGown passed mp yesterday.
The sheriey lett fos CiDcisnsti last svss-
ing st O'Clock
The marks On lie landing last evening
indicated 8 feet 3 inches and filling
The steamer Scots pa~sd do~n fs Cs-
einnaii at ~ early hour yesterday noss-
ing
Maks from ab0ve-0l City, 5 inehss
and n stand; Rasfes, ] loot inrses
and falling; BsowBsstlIs, 5 sst sod - .
ssand; Gssensboss, . fsst - - s4aad ;
IDsk No. 4, fset isehes - = sstnid
Riee's Landing, 4 fset 6 ipcss - q Q
stspd; NosgaDtevn, , Scss Q ioehs -
fallDg
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

q,KU L. S. Grant Post No. lS, Of VIII
ton Del. has sent the President a
s,n5somely engrOssed set of resolutions
U.s. INC his veto of the Dependent Pen
apr M MN 70 which the President replies in
-, ,,,tocrapn letter.
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y.,hinstsp City and Return.

To parties desiringto to attend the National
Military EDezmpment and Competitive
Drill al Washington City, the B. x o. Z.
p Co. viii seIl, on Tuesday, May 2ith.
round trip tickets at the low rate Of tlo,
good returning May 2sth inclusive. Train
xiIl leave Wheeling at 735 q m
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Where tho beer Went.

George Baker, the Fulton saloonist, on
Friday discovered that two kegs OF beer
were missing About that time he discov-
cred that two men working for him had
disappeared. Putting two and two together
he began TO look around aud pretty soon
found the two kegs and the two men laid
ont along side them. One keg was entirely
empty and the other was pretty nearly so,
while the men were glorlously and inn
movably full. Mr.. Baker was so angry
that he secured blacksnake whip, and for
a time there was some fun around that
vicinity and the chaps got sober faster than
they could by drinking seltzer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
AChanCe of Heart.

MONTREAL, May 2l.-The Montreal
branch of the Irish National League have
invited Editor O'Brien TO come to Mon
treal on Thursday next, when there will
he a reception and torchlight procession and
open-air mass meeting in Chaboillez
square. Mr.. O'Brien telegTaphs that be
will do his best tO be present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 2l.-After
sustaining five successive defeats the Phil
lies managed TO win game, defeating
Chicago in an interesting and spirited con-
test. Ferguson and Clements gave the
finest exhibition of battery work seen here
this season. Baldwin and DAILY also did
we'll in the same respect. Score:
INNINGS. ........ >
Philadelphia. ............l q 0 o /
Chicago ..................O u
Base hits, Philadelphia, 9; Chicago, :.
Errors, Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 3. Struck
out by Baldwin, 3; by Ferguson, 9. I'm
pire, Doescher.
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The Late James II. Dunlap.

The funeral of the late James II. Dun
lap took place yesterday morning at half
past nine o'clock from the family resi-
dence No. 405 Coal street, the interment
being at Mt. Zion cemetery. The cere-
monies were conducted by Rev. Dryden
of the North Street n. f. Church, ant
were Of an exceptionally solemn nature.
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o'Hrien Converting the Canadian Press.

MONTREAL, May 2l.-J.J, Behan, Pres
ident of the Land League, has called a
public meeting for Wednesday to protest
against the cowardIy attitude of Toronto
Orlngemcn. O'Brien has heen invited to
attend, and telegraphs that he will do his
hest to he present The entire press of
the province is rapidly changing its views
of the O'Rrien mission. The French pa
pers especially call upon Lansdowne to
answer the charges made against him.
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Boston 10: Indianapolis ,.

BosroN, May 2l.-The indianapolis
was beaten by the Boston this afternoon.
John Patrick Cahill esSayed to pitch, and
although he fooled the heavy hitters with
the exception of Wise, the light weights
knocked the cover OFF the ball and earned
II runs of him. Score:
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LonIsYIIIe 8; Nets I.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2l.-The Louis
ville-MetropOlitan game was tedious. The
crowd are beginning to kick against the
new rules because they draw the games
out so. Ramsay struck ten men out and
puzzled the visitors badly. The home
team halted hard. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

Tug eJitor Of a Catholic paper at San
-, Twas smashed with sledge-
inner a statuette Of st Theresa, located
,ba Alamo. because Masonic emblem
On Theresa heart was offensive 10 0A'nO-
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r,,E, LoUIS EELLOGG fell int" the wa
,sr while gathering sea plants at liaiiiaA
-, :, ,,,uId have been drowned had it not
-. ,,r SrR,KuSCH. CLARA should have
Is, out 81 note iu high c and caught onto 1t
- ! lnatrl ASHORE.
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Workmen Winning.

PTTTsBURG' May 2l.-The brickmakers'
scale wa4 signed to-day by IL firms ont ot
the 26. The demand for brick is good and
Workmen expect to win all along the line
in . few days
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
Charged with Treason.

BERLIN, may 2l.--Two subaltsrns have
been arrested at Strasburg on the charge
of high treason. They have made conies-
sions duplicating several other Off cials.
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Nnw York :; Pittshurg >.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The New York
club defeated the Pittsburg nine to-day
after one OF the most exciting battles of
the season. Nearly 5000 people were
present, and the excitement was tremend-
Gus throughout. 1t was a pitchers battle,
both Calvin and Keefe pitching in great
form. Keefe, however, was better sup
ported. Ward, Richardson, Smith and
Tom Brown made some great plays Score:
INSINGs........~..l 3
New York ................O l. :
Pitt>hurE ................4 . o . 0 o. 5
Base hits, New York !, Pittsburg 9,
errors, New York 1, Pittsburg, :; struck
out, by Keefe ;. Umpire, Powers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

PLOT to overthrow the Mexican Gov
srrmen, and place DoN CARLOS the
spanish pretender, at the head OF an Em-
r,rr. Is alleged to have been discovered at
,bs Crtv nf Mexico.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

Tux General Assembly OF the Presoy-
- - church South held its first days
ION ' at St. Louis yesterday, II IS said
IN, effort will be made to unite the
,.-,h.rn = and southern branches OF the
.hDvrh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

Tuv Dublin Court OF Appeals has de-
,ised that the warrant for Father AkL-
70 arrest was illegal and reveres the
la.is,pn Of the Queens Bench,
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City Property Sold.

Auctioneer Halier yesterday sold the
city property, on Market street, to Henry
Schmulbach for Sl4, 800. There was a
good deal of competition between Mr..
Schmulbach and S. s. Marvin, of Pitts
burg, who contemplated erecting large
bakery on the ground.
The sale of the Beans property was ad-
journed until Thursday.
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nn,tinnnra = Cincinnati 4.

CINCINNATI, May 2l.-Baltimores su-
perior batting and team work gave them
comparatively easy victory over the Gin
cinnatis, who don't seem to have yet re-
covered from the Mullane episode. Score;
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Base hits Boston 2l, Indianapolis 6. En-
rors Boston !, Indianapolis. Struck ont
BY Cahill 1, by Madden ). Umpire, Hen
gle
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NJ no,,ie, ro,nI,v a M,u,.try

PARIS, May 2l.-M. Rouvisr has con-
sented to form n ministry. lie hopes TO
induce the leading members Of the Budget
Committee OF Chamber Of Deputies 70 nc.
crpt petitions in the new Cabinet.
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Earned runs, Louisville 7, Nets ,; ;strucE
ont, Ramsay 10, Shafler =; umpire, Nc
Ouade.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
A Broken Arm.

A little daughter of Mr.. John Miller, ol
Twenty-seoond street. fell of a step yester'
day, and broke her left arm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

THE suspicious-loOking individual IN
green Goggles, who is following oBRlEN'
,prps out TO br an English detective from
scotland Yard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22

Base hits, Detroit II, Washington Z; er-
rors, Detroit >, Washington 2; struck out,
by O'Day l, by Weidmen 3; umpire,